Brunswick were one of the best teams in northeast Ohio again this season and it was fueled by their senior guard duo. Those guys are graduating this season, handing the keys to the sophomore Matus next season. Matus showed flashes as a secondary scorer this season due to his ability to score off cuts, attack closeouts and knock down perimeter shots with a quick release. The defensive attention Matus will receive next season will be much different than what he saw this past winter, but I think a summer of getting adjusted to the increased offensive role should prepare him for another loaded schedule.

Brunswick has a senior guard duo that’s as talented as any in Ohio but Matus is a rising sophomore who might be the perfect third wheel this season. Matus is lightning quick in transition and got all the way to the rim on multiple fast break opportunities where the defense simply didn’t react in time to contest his shots at the rim. A confident 3-point shooter as well, Matus beat the zone defense a couple of times with his perimeter shooting ability. I also liked that Matus moved the ball and usually made quick decisions when it was swung to him on whether he needs to dribble, pass or shoot. Brunswick is stacked offensively and the potential rise of Matus will only increase their ceiling on that end of the court.